The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
CATHERINE on THE CLANS At COR
CORAN NAIL.

CATHERINE on THE CLANS At cor
CORAN HALL.
Grand Mass Meeting Of Marshall Ward
Democratic club Representatives From
other wards of the city .Present-Ad-
dres.e- by Prominent Speakers.
The grand mass meeting Of the Mar
shall Ward Democratic club was held
last night at COrcoran Hail. which was
comfortably filled with The sterling Demo
crats OF Church Hill.
President George II. Burgess called
the assembly TO order and at once intro
duced
MEADE HAsKISs,
who opened very happily, and went on
10 say that Doe had been in every part of
this city. and be was happy 10 say that
there was no fear Of the success of the
Democracy. The trouble is a division
I'm our own house. On an issue between
+ Democracy and Kepublicanism, De-
m0cracy Is surely triumphant but the
differences between Democrats as 20 the
way 20 run our city government has
caused Democrats TO pause a ID think
how they shall vote. There is no need
Disgusting this fact We must
teach those who are halting
and seem careless about leaving
the fold that they are In great danger
when thinking of aililiatng with a Re
publican foe who have always merely
irifed with them He referred t0 The
harmonious proceedings of the Roanoke
convention and the star-chambermceting
at General Malone residence in Peters
BURG. and compared the TWO lie culO-
pi.ed the great work that Grover Clcye-
land had done. under Democratic rule,
20 make this one common govern
monf Shall Wc. said Dee.
ID now again become Republican
virginia. tell YOU ] know Is going
Democratic. win Richmond lag behind
and go t0 the enemy. Mahone's policy
F IS a smart one. These third parties can
have but one or two parties 10 enter
either the Democratic or the Republi-
can NahOne's ticket In Richmond Will
not De called Republican, for Richmond
people despise that name. They Will
give 10 soothing name. cannot tel
YOU what 10 will be christened, but under
whatever design. 10 will still Doe Repub.i-
can. These new-named Republicans, II
they go 20 the Legislature, will be worked
Wv Inc string which John Wise will pull
by his master order Virginia and
Richmond are now in danger
HENRY l.. CARTER
was the next speaker. Two years ago,
be said. when he was elected t0 the
LEGISLATURE 70 was the Democrat and Re
nublicans I'm the field Why now Re
form 10 may be true that the
promises made may not have been al
together carried out. but the city's dele
pafion did hard work, and laws which
Won asked for have been carried out.
Why then the need of Reform
The first labor law the store scrip Did
which ever adorned the statute books OF
Virginia is owing 20 the Democratic
party. 10 seems 90 me. he said, That
Drinciplc should rule not passion and
prejudice. Richmond is known 10 be
about the most quiet and moral city IN
the world, and one peculiarly free from
blind passion and prejudice. II there Is
an underlying question which opposition
will not make public, the results of such
opposition to our peaceful city can but
recoi ON the heads of the actors.
lie paid his respects 20 the creation OF
milli0naires under Republican misrule'
and said. "Lei an give calm thought
and decide which party we should act
with-thc Democratic party which gives
us a platform of principles or % Ma
hone Republican party which gives you
L. I..If
rivcn them. and third party. secret
organization, which kindles strange uIes
t0 strange gods and wants MS to endorse
them as If We would buy pig in bag
LH. o'BANNoN
smoke next. He began by saying that il
was "A mistake 90 say that Richmond was
I'm danger. The camp.fres were burning
the sentinels were at their posts, and the
q CITY WAS safe. The Democracy is awake
and when she is awake there is no failure
of he triumph He emphasized the fact
that this isa State and national contest
and whOmsOever is against the DemOcra-
cv. must. Of necessity, be kepuDlcah
There is no escape from IT, Are those
who have I'm past years been Democrats
j nNFnNfIU LU lIANN Do AN tAN "t'-'ttt'r
demaroeue for the Republican party Ted
g bv William Malone, the outcast leader
of the blacklist party that ever di-graced
VIRGINIA VIII they yield 90 Malone
bidding and follow John ). Wise, who
has denounced Nirginians as cut throai-
5 and murderer-2 a working man leaving
- the Democrats has tO g0 to Mahone
He called attention TO the difference .n
the methods of the two parties Do hlch.
mond. "ls the Democratic door locked .
he asked. 30 whomsoeyer VIII can
come I'm but how was 10 "Wednesday
niehts The doors were then locked, the
press excluded "a secret conclaYe was
I'm session. afraid 90 let the people Fnow
what they were doing Go 90 work, he
urred. Vote for your interests, and
set the seal on secret parties when the
sum SETS ON the sth of November
D. q. WALLACE
followed. lie urged that every citizen
sbonld ask himself what are the great
and distinctive principles of those who